"Wisdom
is born in the heart and then spoken." My guide, Gegu, said this
to me when I read that line. "Do you listen to spirit with your
heart or mind, my son?"
I
hear you in my mind.
Smiling,
Gegu responded, "But do you listen with your heart?"
I
don't know who to credit for the photo :(
Often
clients have an expectation about what spirit will or won't say and
are surprised and/or disappointed when it doesn't happen. Spirits
have the personalities they had when they were living. If your father
didn't talk much when he was living he will be quiet in spirit. A
good medium will connect with his personality and see memories that
were important to him to establish proof, but dad may have nothing to
say.
My
experience is that negative emotion and behaviour is softened or
eliminated in spirit. For example, initially, to connect and be
factual, I will describe a violent alcoholic. Once the connection is
made those feelings will evaporate and only the good qualities in the
dad will remain. Often when I connect to a spirit who mistreated my
client, the client will say, “tell him/her to go away. I don't want
to speak to him/her.”
The
healing vibration is always 'on' around/within me. When clients come
for readings they will also receive healing. The 'bastard' in spirit
is here because to heal you I also have to heal them, and I might
connect to generations of bastards and victims. I'm healing
consciousness. For me, spirit is real and living and past events are
current.
It's
rare not to connect with the spirit the client wants, but it does
happen. Sometimes the spirit may have nothing to say or doesn't like
the medium. Depending on the personalities of the the spirit and
client, the energy of expectation and desperation sometimes hinders
or prevents me from connecting. Despite this, I always believe when
we think about someone in spirit they're there.
Listen
with your heart ;).
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